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SALISBURY, MD---Registration is open for spring “Learn with SU” seminars, presented by the Association for Lifelong Learning in ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ with support from the ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ Foundation, Inc.

Membership, for Delmarva Peninsula residents age 50 and over, is $30 for the semester and includes all courses. Courses scheduled this semester include:

• “The American Short Story III: Redefining US” with Nancy Hesser;
• “Aspects of the Settlement and Growth of the Lower Eastern Shore Through the 19th Century” with Dr. Ray Thompson;
• “The Constitution and the Supreme Court: Religion and the Government Under the First Amendment” with Page Insley-Austin;
• “D-Day — the Normandy Invasion” with Michael J. Roberts;
• “We Are What We Ate — a Gastronomic History of Delmarva” with Phil Hesser;
• “From Hoof Prints to Footprints: the Role of the People of Assateague Island” with Kelly Taylor;
• “Great Decisions: Discussion of Major Issues Worldwide” with Jarvis Cain;
• “Greece — From the Bronze Age to Democracy” with Joseph Chaikel;
• “Learning to Look at Art: Gathering Meaning and Enjoyment Through Observation” with Tamara Kowalski;
• “Poe: the Baltimore Raven” with Dorothy Yeatman; and
• “The ‘Spanish Tinge’: Latin American Music and North American Jazz” with Phil Hesser.

Registration deadline is Friday, January 31. To request a membership and registration form, and a detailed catalog of course offerings, e-mail assocforll@hotmail.com or visit .

For more information about the series visit the Learn with SU website at www.salisbury.edu/lifelonglearning.